adidas Originals launches its first look at the new adiFOM Q sneaker model that spectators believed to have been originally made as a YEEZY silhouette. The inspiration behind the shoes stems from the adidas Quake sneaker model, which was originally launched back in 2001.
The new adiFOM Q shoes are made in an off-white tone and have sculpted details throughout the exterior of the shoe. It blends together a lightweight EVA foam for comfort with every step. It also has dynamic lines throughout the upper and cutouts that are informed in order to provide some ventilation. The interior features a soft gray Primeknit material and has branding details on the tongue in bright orange to round it all out.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- Lightweight Sculpted Shoes
- Opportunity for footwear companies to create comfortable and stylish sneakers with unique design elements and materials to appeal to consumers seeking both fashion and function.
- Ventilated Footwear
- Opportunity for companies to create footwear with improved breathability and ventilation to address consumer concerns about odor and moisture.
- Inspired-by-retro Sneakers
- Opportunity for companies to create updated versions of popular retro sneaker models to appeal to consumers seeking a blend of nostalgia and modern design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Footwear
- The potential innovation opportunities for comfortable and stylish footwear with unique design elements and materials.
- Athletic Apparel
- Opportunity for companies to incorporate improved ventilation and breathability in both footwear and apparel to improve overall athletic performance.
- Fashion
- Opportunity for fashion brands to tap into the trend of retro-inspired styles in both apparel and accessories.
